[manwiththehands]

I’ve even stroked his sweet little willy. I know I shouldn’t have done. But I couldn’t stop myself. And it was probably the single most exciting moment I have had in art.

Stopped reading after this ...

[Mr. Brightside]

Yeah, me too.

What a sicko.

[humblegunner]

Free Willy!

[Ken522]

I skimmed through to the end - it's an interesting read, that the painter was such a productive character throughout his 87 years. The author says Michaelangelo (sp?) was able to capture and illustrate the rendition of figures in motion ... the straining and pulling and grasping ... but read the whole thing; it's mildly interesting.

[muawiyah]

Michelangelo was quite obviously homosexual ~ he was still an incredible artist, and he hit the ground running with his talent.

No idea about the writer's proclivities. In any case, all of that was irrelevant.

It's worth reading to get an idea of what else Michelangelo was up to ~ note the little character defecating in a corner ~ that shows up in the work of other well known artists, although maybe not as visibly. Sometimes an artist whose speciality is the human form will be badgered into doing a landscape ~ that figure will be in there. Or, maybe the poor abused artist will end up showing cattle breeding (Picasso is a good example of that).

I enjoyed the article and look forward to the publication of the gallery book featuring 300 of his drawings.

[BlessedBeGod]

I’ve even stroked his sweet little willy. I know I shouldn’t have done. But I couldn’t stop myself. And it was probably the single most exciting moment I have had in art.

Stopped reading after this ...

You're not the only one...

[Pompah]

Stopped reading after this.

Me Too. What a Silly Goose.

[redhead]

"Stopped reading after this ..."

Yup, me, too. And, lo, and behold, right after your post is the "Gay Page Award" rainbow. How did I know that?

[aruanan]

Stopped reading after this ...

Should have kept going.